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India's external debt rises $5.6 bn to $624.7 bn at end-March 2023 - Vimarsana News

India's external debt rises $5.6 bn to $624.7 bn at end-March 2023

India's external debt rose marginally to USD 624.7 billion annually at end-March 2023, although the debt-GDP ratio declined, as per a Reserve Bank data released on Friday.

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finance: India's external debt at USD 624.7 billion at end-March 2023 - Vimarsana News

finance: India's external debt at USD 624.7 billion at end-March 2023

India's external debt rose marginally to USD 624.7 billion annually at end-March 2023, although the debt-GDP ratio declined, as per a Reserve Bank data released on Friday. The external debt rose by USD 5.6 billion from USD 619.1 billion at end-March 2022.

RBI: India's external debt at $ 624.7 bn at end-March 2023 - Vimarsana News

RBI: India's external debt at $ 624.7 bn at end-March 2023

India's external debt rose marginally to USD 624.7 billion annually at end-March 2023, although the debt-GDP ratio declined, as per a Reserve Bank data released on Friday. The external debt rose by USD 5.6 billion from USD 619.1 billion at end-March 2022. “The external debt to GDP ratio declined

Cabinet approved DDO a damp squib? - Vimarsana News

Cabinet approved DDO a damp squib?

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sri lanka: Sri Lanka unveils domestic debt restructuring plan, asks foreign investors for a 30% haircut - Vimarsana News

sri lanka: Sri Lanka unveils domestic debt restructuring plan, asks foreign investors for a 30% haircut

The island nation is asking foreign investors in its international sovereign bonds to take a 30% haircut and is seeking similar concessions from holders of its other dollar-denominated bonds as it seeks to restructure its massive debt, its central bank governor said on Thursday.